Heisman Trophy Odds Risers

Tagovailoa took full control of the Heisman race with his performance against A&M this past Saturday. As mentioned, he’s now the odds-on favorite for the first time this season, and his -150 line implies a 60% chance that he’ll win the award.

Snell jumped into the Heisman conversation by scoring every Kentucky touchdown on Saturday against then-No. 14 Mississippi State. He’s now the fifth-most likely running back to win the award based on his odds.

Lawrence made the most of his 18 passing attempts on Saturday, completing almost a quarter of them for touchdowns. He’s still a longshot, but his chance at winning the award doubled based on his performance.

Penn State put up 63 points on Saturday — usually a good sign for a quarterback — but McSorley didn’t exactly light up the passing stat sheet, throwing for only 160 yards and three of the nine Penn State touchdowns.

Hill actually had a pretty good game this weekend, which means his odds drop was probably a result of two things.

First, Oklahoma State lost by 24 points. That never helps. And second, Hill was one of last week’s biggest risers, which means that there’s a good chance that books were trying to take advantage of a public overreaction by setting the line too high, making him susceptible to a line drop this week.